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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1904-10-28, Page 5Shoes or at. wok enn. Inspart StGolo Teat ears, ;heY' Make_ t after. a Pair. for $i a e1.50 Empress ;toot Lon_ to Miso ate place - ` 1266 aaj aa been a the town the time rvive him and one ve raised matm taffa, has 12 the l>elongin for $4,. - the Mit- extend- ewson, a - of that rrson has ifilver ton r, Michi- ed was a and had Shunting r injured the an- fr. Alaro- reaigned acher in e.. Maria, teach is ellary of IF.tace at Octdber rfr. John 'aught er, dlocale to -oetperoun ri Reve ; happen- fr. Peter her day. 'eatsse on o e Ise was emotion, gear age is week• ankland, oore, of Sunday, disease Sed had • months lly, place in October nd Mrs. ; grand - was uni- 11 Haze eretoony Lock, by a. M. Mee lief ore f29th. ta $3.6•42. 7er, and ast. has Judge :to Mr. of ne- ren for death Ina, at t shock eas an4 re Mr. at out month ▪ vis - en she d died. - a few - f ound y let - sealers T and smith - r over, it can ason is r death r d. t ohe r ged and a fl sons n his fertile fever e a the :tor s - Oe OBER 28, 19048 „„The twenty-first annual meet- - the Stratford Presbyterial en's 'Foreign Missionary SooieLy held in Stratford. on Tuesday edneday of last week. The re - slowed the past year to have he best in the history of the —. Miss Nathan, loattensed Secretary a the society, re- d the membership to be 85 and utions $64.45. Miss Gibt, the Paid-up Capital, $8,700.000. Reserve Fund, $3,000,000 HON. GEO. A, COX, President. . E. WALKER,- General Managero ALEX. LAIRD, At. Getel hisinager, *e; .e: oeoereeeriao • • - • CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. HEAD -OFFICE, TORONTO. Surer reported the total a- ., received from. auxiliaries, .82; from 3nission bands. $267.50 ted, $21.28; total, $1,632.12, a loge increase over last year. alobert Wood died at his - Tesidente, Blanshard, on Fri- aao'rnings Ootober 1.4t1a, in his ele veer, The deceased was a knot- ' of the late Thomas Wood. of Ain, who mot a tragic death on kig at, Marys Road last week. Kr. d Was it native of Northumber- county,. England, and octane to 'a -when a child. His father, ate George Wood, a Downie, orre of the pioneers of this dis- til t. tuaving settled orn the Avon, 4w miles from Stratford, in 1834. /wife, whose maiden name wres ia 011owen, died several year Ile le.a.ves a family of two sons two tlaughters. MARIKIAT13. • Swenonvor, October 27,1904 wilentOral,Standrerde..... 100 to 1 08 wheat (new) 00 to 1 08 per buiebel -per hrtabol iper bushel- _ ' 1,loose pet 110Z...6 joar,perilO oil 4,4 esir ma. .41. ow. Ore 10-• "Or 1016' ELOV. 0.4414 !fa OM !M. WOO 444 1•44 e. oro, •bir over, 41110 we. siare arm 0.• bac Inew).- barrel-. -..„ . 11,4001 4,ra* anag)_ olpereord (shari),. 4PPII*Pr Vevatfieed.._ Theothr Seed- - 0 82 t-0 08 0-60 to- 0 eh O 40 to 0 4O 01S in 0.14 0 14 to 0 IA 0 17 to 0j 2 60 to 8 00 6 eft to 760 6 00 to 6 86 0 30 to 028 O 21. to 07 0 0$� 0 56 1 26 to 101 5 00 to 0 20- 3 00 to 30 O gg to 004 7 56 200 6 00 to 1 26 to 416 to 25 7 60 to e 8 20 Dairy Markets'. Toeteenso, 0 staber 25. -Butter-Tho ma ket le fairly steedy, with a good denten fer choice dairy rolls. The receipts of poor crudity butter are still large. Cream - sr" prints 190 to %ha ; da„ solids, 190 ; ' dairy tub, good to choice, 14e to 15e, d . i inferior gredee, 10e ta 1.3e ; dairy lb. roil , good eholce, 16c :to 170; do, median , aae to 15o. Cheese -The market has la tone. Quotatiens are unchanged at 09fr large, and 103 fcr twins. Egge-1-- iie market is eteadv to firm. The de- r new laid is salve and receipts ' t. Quotations are aaah'eraged at 190 ONTRRAL, (Weber Cheese - Ou- r'e thite, 9,; zolored, 9c; Quebec, freto gla Batter -Finest grades, 191te erdlairr &eine 18-o to 19e, arid western datry,153 to Thic. Eggs—Select now 'Rill, 24es straight gathered, candled, 203 ; Nb. 2,13oto 14c. ,. —67 -4. ----ram, etc. TORONTO, 03tober 25-Wbeat-4vIar1let inn and higher in sympethy with outside tiutrkete. Further melee of Manitoba wheat Minneapolis millers are reported, On - hr red and white outside are quoted ,at 1.014e to 81 02e; No. 2 goose. nominal tit 863 to '87o ; No. 2 spring, 970 east. Priem for Mani1ob ret -NI. 1 northerr, V&A to $1.0 -lite . No. 2, $1.01 to $1 ; No. 3, 98-1 to 981-e, Georgian Bey porta; fa more grinding in traostre Milifeeci- Branis quoted at 814 to $14. 50 in bulk, and aborts $17 50 eat or wear. Manitoba &PIMA unchanged at $20 to $21 for hurts au& $19 for bran, sacks included, Toronto freights. Baled Hav-Is fairly steady, and quoted unchanged at $8 per ton for tar iota oa track here. Baled Strew - There is plenty corning forvrarti. and the market is quoted uochanged at $5 75 to $6 per ton for oar lots on tre.ok here. Potatoes. TORONTO, Oatober 25. - Potatoes are aborn v steady. Ontario stook continues stow of sale and unchanged at 60o to 653 on track, and 753 out if store. Eastern dock is in good demand, and unchanged tit.701te 75e on track, and 853 to 900 out ohtore. Horse Market. TORONTO, Ootober 26 -The horse rnaalket !tem.& little more aotive than it was last week, rept rt Barns and Sheppard, of the Repository. Areeut 100 head were on sale to -day, Aincng these were a -lot of sound hones weighing 1 200 to 1.300 panda, used by the Toronto ice companies during no Miner. These eold. at 8100 to $167.50 each. • A lob of fine horses for the lumber canape. weighing 1,400 to 1,600 poundavold at $165 to $225. Some aeoond-hand, eer- nireably Bound horses fetched $75 to $150. Live Stook Markets. Leteron, Ootober 25 h -American cattle ea; Canadian cattle,54.ti to 61; sheep, d to IvsarooL, 0 ,tober 25. — 03nsdie.n *Attlee 5Led ; eheep, 5.d ; Rauch cattle, TouoieTo Juneanns, October 25h,— Again the Union titock Yards were gutted lth inferior cattle, and a dull market was the result. The rcoeipas amounted to 88 eats, which eontadned 1,898 cattle and 8 slaves. At a very late hoar this afternoon there were several loads umiak). 2rices paid were low on account of the poor qual- ity, but good cattle held up their prices fairly well. Exporters' Cattle. -Export - era cattle sold at priees ranging between $4 aufl$4 65, with a few somewhat higher This hulk, however. se Id between $4 30 and UM- Butohers' Cattle. - The beat butcher,' male brought from $4.25 to $4.35.; fair to ansclium. from $3.85 to 64.15; OOrrorion from 83.65 to $3.0; rough fend inferior, 82.50 to $3 40. tioNearee, (Matter 23 -There was only rthir general demand at the East End Abatoir this morning, and in mo0V in- stances etock was held over in the perm in the hope of obtaining .a better price on. Wednesday. There was a oonaiderable falling off in the demand for choice cattle et 4e per pound and fair oattle were only II.OW at 4o. Cotnmon cattle also were 110w eit 2.1ic per lb, and canners lc to lie as calvee e sold stiff k, and There mmon d the enaancl onteide price. The irquiry for Wm not nearly so good, but a few we Ube. The demand for export ahee teed in propertion with the Other sto WM only fair at 3,1:3 to 30 per lb. Vas nob a very good demand for o Wailers' sheep at from 3c, to 3o,s a'aly relief in the market was the d 'GI' iambs. which was good at 3i.c to 4 per lieunti. Select hogs were in fataly god de - Eland at 51c, and heavy at 5c. BUFFALO-, Ootober 25bh,-Cattle,-4Good, dandy to strong ; common, 10e to reo low- ; prime ateers, $5.50 to 85.75; few --46?.10; shipping, 84.75 t) $5 25; butohers' irkAl° to $4.75 • heifers, $2.75 to 84.25 ; "wat $2 50 to 00; bulls'$2 pL 25 to oo; deicers/and feeclera $2 25 to $3.60 ; etock- 440re:8'2.00 to $2.50; fresh &very) and egers, ateady ; good to choice, jl2e to ; medium to good, 32o to 40o ; c ennou to 825. Veals-Active, $4,50 to 7.75; !few, $8. Hogs, -Receipt' fairly otive, 40e to 20o h,gher '; heavy, $5.70 to Vorkore, $5.50 to $5 70 ; Oig°, -.75; 25 to 40; roughs, $4,60 to $5.00; sta1gr, $4 in Branches IN CANA0A. THE UNITEG STATES - A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Parnierse and Graziers' Banking. Every facility afforded farmera and graziers for their banking bueiness. Notes die °wanted- Sale Notes cashed, or taken for collection. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Deposits of $1 and upwards received, and intereat allowed at current rates.. Interest added to the deposit twice in each year, at the end of Misy and November, The depositor is subject to no delay whatever in the wivhdrawal of theeeivhole or any portion of the deposit. BANKING BY MAIL; Deposits may be' made or withdrawn by mail. Oueof.town accounts receive every attention. SEAFORTH BRANCH. F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor. G. E. PARKES, Manager. to $4.50; dairies and grassers, $5.40 to 85.60, Sheep and;ambitl--aotive. native lembs, 4450 to $6 00; a feW, $6.10 ; Can- ada lambs, 4500 to $6 00; yearling% $4 50 to $4 75 ; wethere, $4.26 . to 44.50; ewes, 43.75 to 44.00; sheep, mixed, $2.00 to e °ROST°, October 26-Catt1e-Epnrtere There were no loads of exporters offered. A few picked steers and an Odd oow, se- lected from amongst the loads of butohers' cattle, with a few export bulls, were nffer. ed. Export °owe were sold at $3 25. to $3 50, and export butler at $3.50 to $4 per owt. Butchers1-Thealoulk of the butchers' cattle offered were of the common to med- ium (dames, but there were a few picked iota of heifere of good to choice quality, whieh sold at lower privet! than at any other time this season. Picked lots of choice heifers sold ab 41,25 to 44.35; loads of good $3.85 to 44.15; fair to good, $3 60 to $3.80; cows, 4250 to $3.25 per cwt. Feeders, -Short keep feeders, 1,200 lbs. eaoh, eold at $4. pet owt ; feeders, 900 to 1.050 lies each, sold all the wily from $3 to 83 60 per cwt.; distillery bulls sold from $2.40 to $2.75 and $2,85 per cwt.; °antler's' bulle sold at $1.50 to $1.75. per hundred pounds. Stocker4-Stoekers, 450 to 700 lbs. eeoh, hold at $2 25 to $2.75 per cwt. Milela Cows -About 25 althea cows and springers void all the way from 430 to 860 each. The demand for choice quality cows is good. Veal Celves - Prices for veal calves remain fairly steady at $3 50 to $5.25 per cwt. Sheep .Land Lambe --The run of aheep andiambs was not large and prices remained fairly steady. ixport. ewes, ,.$3.40 to $3.50 ; buoke. $2 50 to $2 75; cull sheep, $2,50 to 83.50 each. Hogs -The run of hogs, was not large, about 500, which sidd at $5 psr cwt., for selects and 44.75 for lights and fats, as reported in The World on Saturday last. SALE RELeISTER. On Tuesday,'Novernber late at 2 o'clock p.m., at Ketterson Park, Mitchell, Cattle and Horses. Wm. Rogere, proprietor ; J. ;ranee, auctioneer. On Wednesday, November 2nd, at one o'clock sharp, on Lot 9, Concession 3, Hul- lett, Farm Stook, &e. Henry Cooper, pro- prietor • T. Brown, auctioneer. On ikednesday, November 2ad, at 1 o'clock p. m., on Lot Conoesnion 10, Tucketsmith, Horses' and Cattle. Wm. Kinsman, Proprietor; James Jones, Auo. tioneer. On Saturday, November 5th, at 1 o'clock p.m., at Dick's Stock Yarcle, Seaforth, Stook Steers and Heifers, and Choice cows. P. A. O'Sullivan, proprietor; T. Brown, auctioneer. On -Monday, November 7th, at 1 o'clock p. m. Lot 22, Concession 4, Tooker - smith, Farm Stook and Ienplements. Henry Little, proprietor; Thomas rerowu, auc- tioneer. On Tuesday; November 8th. at 1 o'clock p. m., at J. Ward's farm, Varna, Farm Stook and Implements. J. Ward, proprie- tor ; Thomas Brom); auotioneer. On Wednesday, November fith, at 12 o'cilook sharp, on Lot 6, Concession 4, Stan- ley, Farm Stook and Implemental. Alex. McBeath, proprietor; T. Brewn auotioneer. On Thursday, November 10th, on Lot 17, Concession 5, Hay, one mile 'oath' of Zurich road, Farm Stook. John Mousse), proprie- tor ; Thomas Brown, auctioneer. On Friday, November llth, at 11 o'clook ann., on Lot,32, Cooceseion 2, L. R. S., Tuokeramith, Mill Road, 11 miles east of Brucefield. Farm, Farm -Stook and Imple- ments. Charles Mason, proprietor ; T. Brown, auctioneer. On Tuesday, November 15th, at 1 o'olook pare, on Lot 1, Conceseion 5, ivIcKillop, miles ncrth of Dublin, Farm, Perm Stook and Implements. Mrs. Michael Dunn, ad- mjnistrataix ; T. Brown, auctioneer. teseenieweaseememe Births. KENBEDY-Io Tuokeramith, on Ootober 26th, to Kr and Mrs Alex Kennedy, a daughter LOVE -In Stephen, on Ootobor 32tb, to Mr and Mrs John Love, a son. MoKEEVOR-In Steoben, South Boundary, on Oca tober 16th, to Mr add Mrs Joseph McKeever, a daughter BABB-In Goderloh, on October 18th, to. Mr and Alm Wm 11 Babb, a son ROBINSON-In Goderich, on October 166, to Mr and Mrs Alex Robinson, a eon SIMMONS-In Wingham, on October 19h, to Mr and Mrs A E SiminDUB, a daughter • Marriactes. FINLAYSON-SLEETH-At the residence, of the bride's parents, on October 26th, by Bev F H Larkin, Mr Wm Finlayson, to Mise Winolfrid nleeth, eldest daughter of Mr Wm Sleeth, all of Seaforth. Mitchell, Clinton and Lindsay papers please copy. Fueroei—OILLESPIE--At the residenoo of the bride'e parents, Seaforth, on -October 26th, by Bev F 11 Larkin, Miss Marjory Gillespie, only daughter of Mr John Gillespie, to Mr James Fulton, of Grey township KRUSE-SOLATER-At toe residence of the bride' a parents, on October 26th, by Rev F 11 Larkin, Mr L 0 Kruse, of Winghsea, to Elize- beth Margaret, seeond daughter of Mr William Bolster, of Seaforth. MoLEAN-PATTERSON-At the resideoce of the bride's mother, Mrs Houghtnn, on October 19th, by Rev Wm Lowe, Mr John A McLean to Miss Annie H F Patterson, both of Wingham WORDEN-IdoOLOCKLIN-At the residence of Mr Edward Warden, Winghanoon October 12th, by Rev D Perrie, Mr Thomas Wordtm, to Mrs Ellen MoOlooklin, both of Mitohell McLEAN-WRIGHT -At the residence of the bride's mother, Goclerich, on October 20th. by Rev James A Anderson. B A, Mr William Lo- gan, eon of Mr A P McLean, to Mies Mary. 19a. belle, dau Atter of the late Wm Wright KING-TORREY-At the Court street M E ebur h, Flint, Michigan, on October 12th, by Rev J R Reach, Mr Jarred C King, son of Mr and Sire George King, of Blyth, to Mies Ina Blrojohe, daughter of Justice and Mrs J M Torrey, of Flint., Michigan AITCHISON-ANDERSON-At the residence of the bride's parents, Blyth, on October 25th, by ReV Dr McLean, Rev W W Aitchison. of Dornach, to Mies Jauet, second daughter et Mr and Mrs J Anderson, of Blyeb. • Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Night calls answered at Mr. tdrKenzie'e residence, Church St.,_ third house north of Public school, west aide:- Graduate Massa- chuasta College of Embalming, Beaton, U.S Knechtel & McKenzie/ SEAFORTH. Deat ROBB-In Tuckeremith, on otober 25tb, Wm B Robb, at the residence ot his ,brother, Mr John Robb, in the forty-first year of his Vie - ItcLEOD-In Goderich, Pn October 16th, Mary A MoDonald,, wife of Deolel McLeod, aged 87 year nod 6 months f NEDIGER-Io Clinton, ma October 16th, Margaret tida, daughter of Kr W J Nediger, aged V year, 6 months and 13 days MoEWEN-In ittanley, on October 15th, Annie Eva, eldest alsorghter of lir Duncan Mogiven, eyed 26 years and 10 menthe FORBES-At Rathwell, Manitebe, on Gotober 12th,' George Forbee, formerly of Grey tovynehip, aged 78 years STRAITON-In Ingersoll, on October Ilth, Isabel Stratton, daughter of Ste and Mr e g S Stratton, formerly of Goderieh, aged tone months RAU-At the Bauble line, Stanley, on October 19bh, the infant child of Alr and Mrs Joseph Rau RUMFORDL-At Grand Bend, on October 161h, John Rtunford, aged"72-yeare • DIGNAN-In Toronto, on- October 18th, Harvey N Dignan, rif Exeter, aged 22 years. SAINT -In Wingham, an October 14th, Thomas Allen, infant son of Mr and Mrs Hoary Saint, aged 6 weeks aud 8 days CAIRNS -At 486 9 Western Avenue, Chicago, on Oebober Send, Adeline norranee, wife of Mr David Cairns, aged 85 years and 6 months RAYMANN,-In Oraobrook, on October 22nd, Mar- garet Fleming, wife of Mr Anthony Reymann, aged 50 yo.rs. amenainirawarrenroasarseeesseeraireae AUCTION SALES. rtLEARING SALE of Steer, Helfera and Horses. lej Kir. Janet* Jonee has been instructed by Er. Willi no Rogers to sell by public auction, on.Tu es - day, November lat, at 2 o'olook p. in, at Ketterson Pork, Mitohell, the follevelog property viz :-16 steam 8 years old. 10 heifers 8 yews old. 1 good working horse, 2 good driving horses. Terms. - 12 menthe' credit, 5 per cent. eft for cash. WM. ROGNRS, Proprietor; JAMES JONES, Auetioneer. A MOTION SALE of Farm Stook. -Mr. J. Jones has been iestrooted by Mr Wm. Kineman to Jae!' by public auetion on Lot 2, Concession 10, ..Tuokersmith, on Wed oesday. November 2nd, at 1 o'clock sharp, the following valuable property, viz; Borsee-1 carriage mare 6 years old, 1 cartage foal, 1 driving horse .5 years old, 1 driving mare 8 years old, bred by Cherlee Bateman, of Mount Brydges, elred by tionbare. Cattle. -a cows with nalt at foot, 2 farrow cow, 10 bollard 2 years old, 8 h4tere 8 years old, l'three-year-old Durhem cow with half at foot, O one year old steer, 85 two-yeareold nteerio also two sete of single hareem and ono sek of double barnees. Terms. -411 eums of $5 sod under, oas over that amount 12 months' ,oredit, will be gi e on 'welshing approved 5 Ant nettle. A distioun o -6 per cent for cash on credit amounts WILLI M KINSMAN, aeoprietor JAMEi JONES, Aniotioin oer. , '` 19244 - AU ION SALE of Farm Stook. -Mr. T. Brown as been instruated by Mr. John Mower) to sell lei/allelic auetion on Let 17, Coneession'6, Hay, 1 mile ;south of Zurich road, on Thurriday,November 10th, at 1 o'clock sharp. the following property, viz: tiorsek-1 brood mare 15 years old, Blip/aimed to be In Matto an imported horse e 1 team of two year old geldings (sericulture!) well broke in, mated in size and color : 1 two yearold gelding (roadster); 1 sucking colt, aired. by•Prince of Hurl ford .; 1 stiek- Ing cote (roadster), 1 working horee 18 years cid, 1. working mare 15, veers old. Cattle -8 cows suppori- ed to be in calf, 8 three-year old steers, 4 two year old steirre, ktwo year old heifers supposed to be in calf, 2 3 cooling halters suppesed to bo in calf, 1 yearling h. Bert 8 yeerling steera ;The whole wilI positiv le be slid as tbe prnprietor has been burn. out. 7 ornasoo-All 6111118 of 15 and under, cash: over that a ount 12 wombs' credit will be given on fur- nishin approved joint notes. Five per °Olt. dis- count e ill be al owed for wash on credit amounts. JOHN IMOU880, Proprietor; THOMAS BROWN, Auotioneer 1920 CLEARING OUT Auction Sale of Farm Stet* and Implements. - Mr. Thomas Brown has been inetrutiked by Mr. Henry Little to sell by pub - lie auction on Lot -22, Concession 4, L.R 8.. Tucker. smith, on Monday, Novembee 7th, at 1 ti deck sharp,- the following pr needy, viz Horees-One genera purpose mare 6 years old, supposed to be in foal to King Arthur ; 2 sed roues supposed to be In foal to Jim 0orbett Oattle, cow due to oalve November, 1 cow due to calve in December, 1 cow due to ealve let of Jenuary, 2 heifers sup- posed to be in calf, 1 three year old :deer, 8 two yesr . cite] Steers, I heifer two years old, 2 yearling heifers 5 calves, 1 fat cow, 1 rhorobred improved Yorkshire so* due to pig Deedinber 851*, 1 wellbred sow stippoaed to be in pig, 6 pig* three montne old 6 OP six weeks old, 1 thorobred improved York- shire hog with pedigree. Impl ments-÷1 Empire cream eeparator nearly new, 1 lorose & Wined er nearly new, 1 Noxon seed drill, 1 hay rake near- ly new; 1 gang plow, 2 single plows, 1 set harrowe, 1 Massey -Harris pulper, 1 fanning mill svith bagger, 1 set of eleighs, 1 wagonel eon plow harness, 1 oar rope end sling ropes, I hay fork, pulleys and other articles too numerous to mention. Everything will positively be eold as the proprietor has sold hie farm. :Terms -I -All sums ef 65 and under, aash ; over f net amount 11 menthe' credit will be given on furniehing approval joint notes. A disoount ot 6 per centtor eash on credit amounts. HENRY LITTLE, Proprietor; T. RR,OWN, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE by Adreloistratrix of a valuable Farm, Farm Stock and Implements. The ad. minirtfatrix of Om Estate of Miehael Duim, late of the Trivenshlp of Moiiiilop, Farmer, decreased, will cffar f. r sale by public auction on the preinieee, 21 miles north of the village of Dublin. on Tuesday, the 15th day of November, 190i, at 1 o'clock p. m„ the folleoine valuable term, farm stock and im- plements v1z.:-Tho north halt of lot 1, on the 4th Concession end the south half of lot No. 1, on the 5th coucession, both in the tewnehip of Mo. KillopOn the county of Huron, 'contsiaing 100 acree cif land. There are on this property a good frame hou.e and two large barna under one of whichthere la a gned stone uedation au 1 etab- ling nederneath. There are 40 SIM seeded down and there is one aora of orchard. This ia an extra good ferm and lieeituated 21 miles from the village of Dublin', 7 mine f ram the town of Mitchell and 8 1 2 miles from the Own of Seaforth. This pro- perty *111 be offered for Bale subject to a reeerved bid. Horee4.-1 chei tout mere suppoeed to be in foal, 1 black mare supponel to be in foal, 1 yearling. filly, 1 bay filly, 2 years old, by Gusteer. Cattle. - 3 cows supposed to be in calf, 1 three year old heifer, 3 two year old heifers, 3 two year old steam 4 yerti Inge, 4 calven. Implements, -1 set weigh ecalei, 1 hay raolo, 2 ?roger kettles, I Deering bin- der ne rly now, I D Jerbag mower neerlyenew, horse -power, I cuttiog box and emir, 1 hay rake, I fanning mill, 1 disc-her:ow, 1 bet ot iron harrows, 1 epilog tooth harrow, 1 land rollbr, I puiper, I 1 slip scraper; 1 three furrowed gang plow, one other plow, I seed drill, 1 lumber wagon, 1 top , buggy, 1 pair bobsteighs. 1 outlier, 1 Wheelbarrow, 1 set of -double harness, 1 set Of single heroes, 1 hay fork with Wings, ropes and pulleys, also a num• bar of forks, shovels, and other Mail articles also about 12 tons of good timothy bsy and lagoon. tity of straw. Alro some • boupehold farnitaxe. Torms.-On farm Will be made known op day of sale; on chattels' all mime of $6 and udder, cash; 12 menthe' creditvein be allowed on all sums over $5, secured by approved joint notes, a dleoount ot 6 per cent. willtre all rwed for cub •on all sums over 65 FON further pertioulars apply :to J. M. BST, Seaforth, Ontario,solicitor for MARY1D924.UN8N Administratrix ; TROSIAS BROWN, Auctioneer. Seatorth, Ootober 265h, 1904. "LIARM FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 21, London . Road, Stanley, containing 100 &ores, 93 save cleared, the balance is good hardwood timber. The fano is well undeedrained and well fenced, and in good condition in every particular. This in an ex. cellent farm, no better in the township. It is five miles lam Clinton and 1 miles from Ertacefield. Will be sold on reasonaole terms as the proprietor is in the implement business. Apply to F. THOMPSON, Brucefield. 1924-51 Turkeys Wanted. I will be prepared to buy turkeys, either alive or with their necks broken, for shipmetit to the Eng- lish market, about the last week of November. I will be pleased to deal with ail my old onstomere and as many new ones as will favor me mid) their turkeys. You will find it to your interest to sell direct with the exporter. Prices and date of deli,- ory. given later on. 1921.tf GEO. T. TURNBULL. INNON & CO. 38ifirauit. Specials For This Week. -We were offered tiome great snaps in several lines of goods if we would clear oat large lots. As the quality was first-class and the prices very low for spot cash, we could not resist the temptation and bought pretty heavy and now give our cuatonsera the benefit ()four close buying. The goods have just been received aad are open for inspection. $1.25 French Kid Gloves for 75c. We got a great isnap in Ladies' French Kid Gloves. They are first-class goods, but in broken lots, some are silklined, others are unlined: some have dome fasteners, others have large pearl buttons. They come in col- ors of browns, tans, creams and blacks. The sizes are 6i, 61, 7 and 7i. They are the regular $1 and $1.25 Gloves, and you take your choice for 750. 50c Ladies' Silk Belts for 35c. By purchasing a large quantity of ,Ladies' Silk Ba1t4 we got a great reduction in price, and we are now selling new up-to-date Belts in silk, taffeta and satin, in black and colors, with fancy buckles, worth 50c, for 350. We show a, great range of new Belts from 25e to $1.76. Our Stock of Mantles Go k well sold out on fair week, but we have -had the stock replenished and now show a full range in all-sie s, including some new designs. hasEt.A.1\4T3D oi McKINNON & BtYTI-1.. WE'LL USE IOU RIGHT. +44441.4 f We want your trade, and if prices will do it, your trade is ours. Not a day passes but some one tells us that our prices are the lowest in ; they say we have tried them all. Here's why --let, we are ander less expense than the big stores; 2nd, we employ no clerks, we put their salary in your pocket.: 3rd, we pay cash and get the discount. If, after buying any of our clothing, you find you can purchase the setae elsewhere one cent cheaper, we will cheer - hilly refund your money. Men's Overcoats, $6 to $13, YoUths' Overcoats, $5 to. $S; Men's Suits, $5 to $F2; Boys' Suits, $2 to $5.75. • *AAAAAolovv~"AAAAAArodwv TO THE FOUNDRY MEN: \We have what you want in Overalls, Smocks, Underwear, in fact every thing you wear in your business: Give us a eall-X GENTS' *FURNISHINGS. Swell brown ties'26c and 60c—they are popular. All kinds of eck- wear-16c, 26c, 350, No. Shirts-iVanAllen's.---the test in Danada. 0 liars, English, 16e, two for 25c; Austrian, 20e each, a collar the laundry can't wear out. Smocks, Overalls, exd the best 26e Isox in Seaforth. Boy and girls' hose, pure worsted, 25e. Underwear, 40e to $1.25. You will fi d our glove and mitt stock complete. • - WILITTJT8-, .Latest Styles and Lowest Prices will mak&Ius famous.. Butter and eggs taken as cash. The Wedding Ring Needs to be of right nolor, weight, size and shape, to be comfortable and look ite beat The hese etre not cleat into shape, but wrought and hard burnished, making the gold harder and batter weering. . Our'a are made especially for ueand stamp- ed. " J. B." in every ring along with the 18k. or 14k. mark. We sell our's by weight. A medium ring of three dart, at our price, $1,50, a Dwt. Costing $4 50 18k. We have them from * ' $2.50 to $8.50. We con make your OLD RING Larger or Smeller, or make you .0 alE Wa RING, using your OLD GOLD. itr. JOHN ,BULGER, JE WELLER, SEA.FORTEE. .Nobby Shoes For Pall Wear. Oar ahipments of Shoes for Fall and early .CV Inter wear include some of the best looking and moat stylish shoes we have ever shown. There is a wide variety of styles and shapes to choose from, made in an endless variety of leathers. We have spared no effort to colleco the greatest line of footwear the market) offers to-do. In quality of material and workman- ship; in styles, shapes and finish, our present allowing of shoes is un - approached. Our boys' and girlshschool shoes are much in demand with those who &mire a good wearing shoe that is stylish in appearance and moderate in price. Richardson& M'Innis Sole Agents, - Seaforth, GRAND TRUNK Rs-tisTEI'vf Hunters' Excursions SINGLE FARE ON ROUND TRIP. --V ROM— SM.A.FORTIE The Highlandm of Ontario including pointe Mattawa so Nipigon and Garden Riverain- elusive ; alsoKtpawa and Temisoaming. Good going daily from November 3rd. All Tickets valid returning on or before December lOth1904 Dominion Elections. - Thursday, Novernber ard. Single tare for round trip between all sta. Cone in Canada, good going November 2nd and 3rd, valid returning until November 4th. World's Fair, St.Louis $17.40 Round Trip. With stop over privileges at Chicago, Detroit and intermediate Oanaciian stations Through Pullman Sleepers twies daily. For tiokets, illustrated literature and full information, call on . W. SOMERVILLeTown Agent, A. F. PHILLIPS, Depot Tioket Agent, MONEY TO LOAN - Money to loan at lbwest rates of interest on crow,. farm iteourity. Apply In JAS. L. KILLORAN, Barrister, Seaforth 1.11241 PICTURE FRAMiNG. ••441.4.4.1orm144411111=4 We have purchased the entire stook (of Picture Frames carried by Mr. Jas. Gray, s. which, with our own complete sto4k, gives us the best selection in this county.' We would be pleased to see) all Mr Graves' old cuatomers come to no or their picture framing. We will guarantee satis- faction. JACKSON BROS., Searorth. FOR DURABILiTY, QRcuoicnkonnwy,ok Moderate Ifrrice KOOTENAY SORL RANGES. • • • * For Sale by E. A. Latimer, Get the Baldwin'e old stand, • - • 1Seaforth. Second Hand EnOnes For Sale. One -J, I. Case 15 h. p. Traetien Eagine, ivied one. week. One JI. Case 15 h. p. Tractioa Engine, used two siemens. One Sawyer & Masaey )3 h. r. Traction. One J. M. R038 & Sons 18 h. p. Traction. One Sawyer & Massey 17 h p. Traction. One George White & Sons 14 b. p. High Speed Portable. ' One George White & Sons 14 ILp, Portable, One New Hamburg 14 h. p. Portable, used oneOne SaZemr °&u3ithiessey 13 h.p. P4rtable. Two Stevens & Burns 14 lap. Portables. Two John 'Abell 10 & 12 h. p. Portables. Two tVaterous Upright 12 h. p. Champion Engines. The above engines bave been taken in trade and replaced with Bell Engines and will be sold on reasonable terms. Some of them are in stook at Seaforth and others at different points where they were used. Full particulars en application. Tia'e ROBERT BELL R•ingine and Thresher Co.,Ltd. 1921 A FEW ITEMS To interest You at Aberhart's Drug Store. We have just received a shipment) of Shell Brand EuglIsh Castile Soap- 2 lbs for 25a; pare white'cold drawn Italian Castor Oil, which is proclaimed by representatives of the wholesale drag houses to be the finest quality of oil that they have even seen -10e and 25e bottles. Ruehu-.3nniver Kidney Pills for Rheuma- tism and Sore Book -25e or, or five for $1. Cough DroPe menthol and black—two ounoes for five cents. We BIE0 carry an up-to-date stook of Trusses, and those suffering with rup- ture will save money by calling on us, We guarantee all goods. O. ABERHART, DRUGGIST, OARDNO'S - BLOOK • N' 0 IR, '32 Corner Mean and 11/larkat Sriteta Soaforth, Ontario. • i rd IS 4 IThat Largest Dry Goede Vag Cfothing Concern in Four Countleel " UGQE.8 The only avenue that leads to success in merchan- dising is the one that :is paved with honest and legitimate methods—the most:goods or the 'best • goods for the money. This store has served you for manyyearsin this capacity. A business with a solid foundation is the result. Why you should trade with us-: because ive make your buying easy, because prices are the :proven lowest;because the stocks to select from are/ the largest and newest, because we work hard. ti) merit your patronage. • ee he Moose ileod Brand of Fars The Mark of Reliability. Faestagaisa..saas '4E4E3E3L. • There is no satisfaction in bu*ing men's and women's fur garments sine- , ply because they are guaranteed, unless they are made by reliable makers. For years we have beenthe 1arges4 fur dealers in Western Ontario. This season our stock of furs is the largeWe have ever shown. Our twenty years of succeSsful experience as fur -deal*, is a guarantee of value and reliability. The furs we sell not only have tlati maker's guarantee, but they have our guarantee as well. We never havai a dissatisfied fur customer. Below we mention a few unmatchable pricesa, A long black 01308811111 ruff, witle: 8 tails, for $7.00. German minx ruffs, stole effee(s, trimmed with tails—four special prices - 42 70, $4.50, $6.00, $6 60. Sable ruffs, trimmed with shoat tails, at $7,90, $9, $10 60, $12;$17.50. Sable ruffs, trimmed with long tails.—oue leaders—are $10, $14.50, $19. and $21.50. Two special ruffs in electric _seal and astrachan combination, trimmed with sable sails, at $8 and $10. Your specials in grey lamb cofiars at $o, $6.30, $7.90 and $7, Ladies' Astrachan coats from 20 to 440; Bookman from $40 to 44 . Elect* seal specials at $38 Old $43. Electric seal, with Russian scOle trimming, extra value at $49. Greenland seal, with Astrachin trimmiug, at $32. Three special lines in. Persian:- Lamb Coats at $106, $136, $150. . NAAAAWOOONANNANIAAAOWNAN t. MEN'S FUR COATal To see our ken's Fur Coats0o compare our men's -fur coats with any- thing found in the trade, is to by them. +++44-1444+4.4444444444eHealaa • Ladies' II:Department. Underwear Specials. Children's plush back winters waistsein all sizes, at 25e, 28e and 30c. Children's pajamas in all eiztie, fleece lined, at 50c, 53c and 56c. Extra values in. ladies' natur4I and white vests and drawers at 25c, 37e and 50c each. " All -wool vats in cream and -natural color, special values at 75c, 85c,11 and $1.25. I ; All red and all black wooi vats and equestriennes at 76z, t0e and $1.10 each. Ladies' black fleeced bloomer, heavy weight, at 900. A complete range of extra large sized vests and drawers in stock. Heavy worsted ribbed hose, in sizes 8i, 9, 91, double knees, for boys wear, at 25e a pair. A fine wool ribbed seamless hieee, all sizes, from to 10, prices from 17e to 30c. An assortment of ladies' and Children's imported wool hose in fine quality is now complete. See our table of ladies' fancy belt buckles, beltsin silk and leather. Pretty silk oilers, all shades, Sec'at 250 eath. Ten dozen ladies', up-to-date, tailor-made skirts, in black, grey and navy, worth $3.76, on sale at $2,00 each. lea++++4-1-1+1-141-1-1-14-1-4444-11-14++++++ Ladies' Coats and Capes Yi-,2X after year we have demonist -rated to you that the finest, high class, ready-to-wear garments can be bought here at reasonable prises. Year after year _we have clearly maintained that the season's beat models are shown here first. This year is 110 exception. You have been accustomed to looking to u_s for the correct wearing apparel foil women, mieses' and children. Our connection with the leading manufacturers enables us to show the latest styles first, to make the larges display, and to offer better values than elsewhere, Wit* PICKARD & C DIRECT IMPORTERS- oppoi$11,) Towe Career Main end Market Eta, Seefortbe Co>